<b>Recent Advances in Materials Science and Nanotechnology: Toward Multifunctional Nanomaterials</b>

Keywords

Materials science
nanotechnology
nanomaterial synthesis
multifunctional nanomaterials
characterization
energy applications

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How to Cite

Recent Advances in Materials Science and Nanotechnology: Toward Multifunctional Nanomaterials. (2025). International Journal Of Applied Science and Technology Innovations, 1(1). https://ijast.mcdir.me/index.php/ijast/article/view/1

Abstract

This review explores contemporary progress in the field of materials science and nanotechnology, with emphasis on multifunctional nanomaterials. It begins by contextualizing the motivations behind current research, then reviews synthesis methods, characterization techniques, and emerging applications across energy storage, biomedical delivery, and environmental remediation. We present representative quantitative data comparing material properties (e.g., surface area, conductivity, particle size distributions, catalytic efficiencies). The discussion synthesizes outcomes, elucidates challenges such as scalability and biocompatibility, and offers a forward-looking perspective on sustainable nanomaterial design.

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